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The Influence Of a Mcsucr,ss.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
story which, IL true is worthy OF note comes
from scissors. IL is affirmed that about a fort.
night ago young man was mesmerfzed py one Of
MS friends In the presence OF several persons
Aioer some OF the usual experiments with the
magnetized the operator said: Al forbid you to
drink wine during the next fortnight. The pa.
tlent was then woke up by the magnetizer blowing
IN MS lace, and, though he Il no To- ger IN his prps
ence, ~ II ailrned mat he cannot carry glass "
wine 10 his lips. IL the glass is fiiled with beer
water OF any thing else his arm VIII obey him md
Iake ~ 10 Ms mouth, but II it contains wine hls
muscles are paTalyzed
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Trouble between Officer.

GEN. WHIPPLE PREFERS CHARGES AGAINST ASSISTANT
COMMIssARY GENERAL BURNS.
Assistant Adjutant General w. D. Wh1pple has
preferred charges OF conduct unbecomng an on
Ger and gentleman against Assistant Commits
sary General OF Subsistence w. w. Burns The
charges have been received at the War Depart
ment and are under consideration BY General
Sheridan. II is probable that court-mar-
tial Will result. Both Officers are sta
TONED at Governors Island, anu both
are on the stan OF Gen. SchOfeld. Col Burns was
placed under arrest by Gen. Schof1etd, and the
because there are not enough officers OF sufic1ent
rank available TO form q court, as both officers
have the rank OF colonel The charges are OF q
personal nature growing out OF an alteration.
Gen. Whipple Charges that Gen. Burns abused
him shanefully, applying opproortous epithets TO
him, and that when be, Whipple, turned away to
back was turned.
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FaIsehood I'm the Face os Dc.,n.

FROM the Sacramento Record Union Aug
The assumption OF the law that The knowledge
Vi certainty OF speedy death imposes upon one the
ooilgation to speak the TRUTH and thus gives
"eishty Importance TO "dying declaration" has
experienced a rude shock In the case OF Mrs Keeel
wac, While expiring, related under the Injunction
mat she was dying that one Han had beaten her
Win halchet The fact was undeniaDly estab-
isned tnat her husband had beaten her, that -hs
knew IL, ana that Hall was mile or more distant
at the liine she received the wounds That woman
was AT least faithful 10 her faithless partner even
ID death and entirely careless OF the injury she
WAS ihliictlng upon an Innocent person by dying
with a lie upon her lips
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slIEn


o,i B,uGkE1 On Friday, Augnst 18th. 1887. att
O'clock pi al ths r,sddnee q his father George.
Charles A and Elizabeth l. Buckey, the twentieth
tnue. al services will be held in the chapel a, Oak
nm cemetery. on Monday. August }, at pun. Iela-
yves and friends respectfully invited. No flowers
BUSEY. I'm Saturday, August IL 1887 AZ aam
EDNA LOUISE youngest daughter 81 C. j and
Marion Busey, aged three months and twenty two
days.
FUNERAL will take place from her parents residence
- h ret northeast, sunday AFTERNOON at half
past three O'CLOCK.
FAI,LoN. on Friday August IL. 1887. a, 20
aid Ida N. Fsilon.
>, Funeral viii take place from his late residence
Sunday ate noon at o clock y m.
GAkRLE On August II. 1857. at IL As y M. after
Mrs Ann GARREI, widow OF lhunas aiarrets Of ssi-
her ap nSiV s II ' iSt SGg Iay y Ireland
al PM from the resldenceo OF her son-n-an aiichs3
the family invited Va
baltimore sun please copyl
EzAEfH EbwiSDs wiis 81 the late at g ReS Aired
Funeral from her late residence. 30 rbi-t.s,,,,
street southwest Monday, August Is. 1857. at
HOMES. On August IL. 1887. HARRY W. infant
son OF Nicholas ana Bette Howes, aged three months
Funeral ironi residence. Tenleytown ID. c., satur.
day, 18th, at O'CLOCK. ~
HSS STkRss q q FTissy Angst T. 1857 e;i5
A. Frances Hunter aged sixteen months and twelve
Funeral from his parents residence 2o5s Thirty
second street SUNDAY August IA, at pm. Reat,
- lsHhEL, In Brooklyn, N. Y. August 8, 1887
oths eldest aanrter aes SIX years and eight
Israel " '"N N"'-'e w.
us Seldom has Death cast deeper shadow than that
the inssiiate Archer found shining mark.
COMPUTING rare beauty, with bright intallect q
gentle disposition and LOVING ways
"she rested LIES dizzy verge,
SO like being OF another world
We wondered not when as an evening cloud,
Her gentle spirit nosted down N'sA@
The dread abyss Of deathi"
"How fair she grew from day 10 daylr the idol OF
faded with her. during the Summer days. She
awaited the summons 10 enter that Promised Land"
Of her youth and in memory shewi Be young and
We otter loving sympathy to the stricken parent: In
fhs hs % nay they be eomforsd In the BE-
To va. ,os lS SSsS s sSas ss ass door
"a Heaven! one Angel more"
E5RsE SP ssqs .ss y .ss
nsSsi w take R.cs Il. hiS.y Ausu:t 81 lss q
81 Mays church Frends and rsastivs Invited %
PHILLIPS. On Aurus. g. 1887. q shs HON. of hi.
giSsni 4 FPsiiSs Lea twenty 1S Ss.
SsfRs d ass' ssss !; e e. e: s:;
TTE . AZ ,s 1 AZ. a rsenAs
scsh s M: P1s's S% SaEsS
frads Of I'll he hesrts and homo;
The angel came and yhtspered
s' g: s s= e q s':ssa s:
ULLMa: On ssstSS, ,y, Ansg,s rs lssz s,s,g
Psospsss sSsnns. Ws:s ~ Ssss;ns q
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pr,uce Ferdinand,. pro.,,,....

RUsrcHrcx, August 13.-Prince Ferdinand ar
riv, here last night. His coming was announced
by salvas OF artillery. The houses and streets
were prolusely decorated, and the whole town was
Illuminated, a banquet In the princes honor was
given dnring the evening, and Prince Ferdinand
delivered an Grafton In The Bulgarian language,
his remarks being received with great enthusiasm.
CONsTANfINOPLE, august 14.-Tne arrival or
Prince Ferdinand In Bulgaria. ana his intention to
occupy the Bulgarian throne were discussed at
length By the cabinet yesterday. The fuinOrs OF
changes in the government are denied, aud 1t is
a ,serLed that the sultan has full confidence in
Mia,nll Pacha. the prime minister
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An Interesting Talk with One who IL
q Friend to Both the President and
Gov. Hill.

An Interesting Talk with One who IL
Friend to Beth the President and
Gov. Hill.
Hon. George Raines OF Rochester, who Is On
quite intimate terms with both President Cieve-
land and Gov. HiIl is at the Arlington. He
said to q Star reporter, who asked him about
New York politics, that they were not talking
politics much now; that there was q pretty gen
eral understanding that matters were to be al
lowed to drift on harmoni0usly Until next year,
and that there was no doubt that the democrats
would be perfectly harmonious both this fall and
next. He did not know what might
happen between now and S8, he said, but
It was certain that there would be no rivalry pc
G9 aa ns Tss %a 10 Boe
any antagOnism. Mr.. Hill would do nothing to
antag0nize the Administration. He was. NE.
Raines said, a young man and The coming man IN
the state and was too wise to make any mistake.
THEY UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER
MI. Cleveland and the governor under stand each
other. II Mr.. Cleveland was out Of the way MI.
Hill would have no opposition In the State. with
Mr.. Cleveland in the field Mr.. Hill would not en-
danger the harmony Of the party by antagonizing
nlm. II Mr.. Hill refused to permit the use OF his
name there would be no one around whom any
opposition to MIR. Cleveland could centeT-there
Mr.. Raines said he was personal friend Of Mr..
Hin ana also OF Mr.. Cleveland, and there were
many others who were personally attached
TO both men. He and the rest, he said, would
not be sawed in two and divided up They were for
both men, and there could be no division. There
was, he said, a perfect understanding, and the
party would be entirely harmonious. He praised
HlifS shrewdnesS and wisdom In prophetic way.
Az TO THE REPgBLICANS,
he said they were trying their best to harmonic.
Senator-elect Hiscock was going around putting
In the best work.he could In that direction. He
did not think that Hiscock had any idea OF going
on 10 the ticket, and said that there was
hardly prominent republican In New York State
who did not cOncede that Blaine would get the
nomination. There seemed to be no doubt In the
State on this point, he said.
MI. Ra1neS Is quite prominent in New York state
and In national politics; was member OF the
committee In e.
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WHAT THE BRIDGE INSPECTOR sAYs
LOSSES ny THE PIT sSBUiRts FIRE.
The Amount will not be 50 Great AZ
was At First SUPPOSED.

PIr1sBURG, august ia careful estimate Just
made puts The loss at less tnan 100000. The
walls Of the Hamilton and Schmidt and Friday
buildings are found to be In good condition,
and losses will, therefore, be much smaller Imam
is $130, 600, and the loss wtl be about $4,000
Scnmidt & Inday lose about $50, OOO Tn insur-
Hoitmas loss, $4,000, and Campbeii DICK si75,-
600. The damage 10 the Penny Press Viii be
about $4,000 and the Dispatch probably &, 600
Masonic Hall Is totally destroyed and the loss viii
not be far from s75, 900. The 100 tenants OF the
Hamilton and Schmidt Friday building lose, in
the aggregate, 100000. The total insurance was
$3.50, 90
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A Wife's Curious REQUEST OewtcA.

From the Lancaster Ila-) Examiner Aug 10
MIS-. Rufus j. Bell wife OF a very prominent
attorney at wikesbarre, recently applied TO court
for an Injunction TO prevent her husband from
visiting her. Judge Rice on Tuesday denied the
motion Tor an Injunction on the ground that the
court cannot put asunder those whom God had
joined together. Therefore Mrs Bells only course
Hes In divorce Bell was at one time pr1mIneDg
attorney Ia New YORK city. and moved to Mikes
Dirie lnlrly years ago. OF late years he has been
drinking heavily, and lost ali his practice Uls
vile claims that he has made nuisance " hlIn-
Sell.
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North Pac
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Nnrfh Apouk


BALTIMORE Md, August l3.-vtxgtnfA sixes, cone
sjildared v; do new threes. b4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Angus. la.-Cotton dun and
no,niuai-Middiing. 9A. Flour steady With better
slas4: western higher; No winter red NOT 71Ss
5S..i August 79aa59ss; september. SOAaSOHs
southern hriner: whites 53a54; ysil6s,. 52s53;
western steady and dull; mixed spot 4Sx
80; October. SS asked oats sts.dS 4 southern snd
mixed, Slash. Rye dun fSA5i. Pfovlsions steady
and and quiet Potatoes sssady. lSSalS Der hsrEeL
Coffee higher and firm-hio eargoea oriAAry % ntf,
lSHa19A. Su9ar-copper refined nrm. 9kal o. Whisky
steady, l14a115. Other articles unchauEed Ffetght1
to liverpool per steamer dull cott,p. I'D; douH
bTsss s Shss SS aS ssss
sa,s. Il 100 basasls; rye 799 b9shsls shipments-
wheat, $50, 600 bushels: corn 100000 busheaa
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,SARAfoaA, y. T., August lathe attendance at
the race track to-day Mas large The weather was
perfect and the track fast.
First race. 4 niile-Rita Z. won; Geraldine, sec
ond: Leo H., Third. Time, 1:16X
Grey Cloud, second, and Orlando, third Time, :O5.
Third race-grnnd prize OF Saratoga; handicap
for all ages; ohe mile and five Iurlanys.s Kae0lan
won, WIN Eikwood second, and Brown Duke third.
Fourth face, one mile ana i firiong. Wyndou
won, with Alarac second and Rofhp third.
Time :57.
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reiestrnbh,c Iatintlls.

Gov. Ross. o. NsE Mexico, BY proclamation has
which New Mexic0's cattle quarantine runs the
bureau OF animal industry having reported prev
alence OF pie ufO- phe ui1onia In that state
The FfenslieH6l.tf says that Prince Bfsihafek
and Count Kaln0kl the .Austro- HnngRrtan foreign
minister, Will sl0rtly nave an interview. The de-
tails Of their meeting have not yet been arranged.
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THE LANGsrOy TRIAL.
The Jury Full 70 Agree and are Sent
Bacx.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 13.-The papers in the
Langston murder case with the courts instruc-
lions given TO the jury at half past IL o'clock
cutting attorney. At / O'Clock the Jury
reported their Inability to agree on a
verdict, but were sent back to their
room Tor further consideration. At 2 O'Clock they
were again brought into the court and again de-
cared That they could not agree. The court asked
the jury II their dlsagreementS were on the Qucs-
tion as to the guilt or The innocence OF the pris-
oner.
They said 1t wns not, but as to the grade OF pun
ishnent The court then gave further Instructions,
saying there was no reason for not returning q
verdict, and sent the jury out 4 light punish
nent IS anticipated Should the Jury agree.
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Cottage City Dispstch to the New York Sun.
The race on Monday morning Will be from q
nhe due north nom West Chop Lighthouse TO
Breutons Reef In Newport Harbor, and WIN be
started at 10 am. The second-class hoops SUI
fired much In yesterdays race, and some douft
effsts whether race tor that class VIII be post
bSe The bedotin. ntan1a and Mystery were 50
crippled enat they WIN Be thrown ont entirely
fro6 starting Monday.
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Ciucinnati,s Mayor Married.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August 13-At 10 O'Clock this
morning MIR. Amos Smith, mayor OF Cincinnati,
was very quietly married to Miss Ida Sen.
nett, at the residence OF the Rev. Mr.
q widower for thirteen years, and has
several children, one OF who, Alvin. aged twenty
three years. a clerk In the probate court, was 50
TO attend the ceremony. The bride is thirty-three
years OF aye. She was popular CLERK In q dry
goods store on Race street.
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The Courts.
Dor yrp Cnyrpr T,,<5-o IJ,..

POLICE COURT-Jltdge Hdrper pro tenn.
To-day, T. Ryan, assault, $40; J. Curtin assault,
s.; Hiram Davis. assault, so or 60 days; W. But
ler assault three cas- s. $50 or ninety days: John
assault, thirty days VIM. OBrien, assault, con-
tinued 10 Tuesday; Roh't j. Fcke, lncorrig1binty,
Arthur calvert larceny, IS Or fifteen days w.
Ye.terday, Geo. Cam phor alias Geo. Taylor for
HOUSEKEEPING; held for grand jury; $500 bail
Richard Moten, larceny; s. or fifteen days; SEN
tence suspended. Edward Ward, larceny; four
months. Thos. Mullen and Edward Rocket, lar
ceny; sixty days each.
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New YORK, August 13, Wall street.-There
were no developments on Wall street
In the Ives matters to-day. AlgernOn
S. Sullivan, the counsel FOR the assignee.
states that seven expert accountants have been
set TO work to prepare statement or the firms
finances, but that he does not expect them to
finish 1t inside OF week.
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The Chicago Encanpn,en.

ASKING FOR FREE ENTRY OF BAGGAGE AND EoUIP.
MENTS OF FOREIGN sOLDIEkY.
The Secretary OF the Treasury recently received
a letter from the president OF the International
Military Encampment, to be held in Chicago In
October next requesting the issuance OF iristruc.
tons for the free entry OF the baggage, arms and
equipments OF several foreign companies which
have signiiied an intention OF attending
The encampinent. Assistant Secretary May
nard says in reply that applications OF this
character should properly be made through
receipt or information from that Department mat
the President sees no objection TO the entry OF
such troops and specifying the particular COM
ports at which they are expected to arrive, and
the date OF the expected arrival and departure,
proper instructions will be issued by the Treasury
Department TO the officers or the customs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IcOR sALE-A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED
take il at once-three houses and lots and four Va
can't lots in ALL containing LOG square feet north.
east Houses rent for s10 each must be sold Price
"a 200 GEO. ". LiNK1NS.
aup-ft 18th and II sts NV
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Nu,o,,oy,r H,

BRouenr Hoxs HsR4 iil--Mr GUY b. Tnonnt-
son, formerly lawyer or this city bot now 81
Denver. Col. was brought home ~ hlS father Dn
Wednesday, last very III with brain lever. he
Hes In Q very dangerous condition al hts parents
residence, l405 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-13

At Chicago yesterday there Was q long and am
mated discussion In the subsidiary Hfgh Court
to the. last meeting q the high court
LIP England. It seems that the English,
the larger branch OF the ORDER admits, men
states VIII not accept colored people. The Eng.
hsh branch Of the ocganlzattop now lntea5eres and
attempts TO control the admission q cps0Sed
HQn OF TIE subsidiary nigh court from the high
court me Fo5esten LIZ The pPited states number
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"A INV ToRk. ,Ctui NlNS Svic1pR.-Geo HAD
den Palmer, member OF tho Union club Or the
Century C}ah q tre New York sock xkghal2A =
xas found deSa yestAtqeEs Hith q q .pil 9
Point Coney Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-13

6THs srAxssE PRrScs AZ N1AaAaA.-Pr1nce Deva-
,Wongse and suite arrived at the Clifton House
Thursday morning, and spent the day In sight
fhe steamer Msid ~ gtb saey MISC SeDk ma "a
been the Intention OF the party to remain
at Niagara Falls only day, but as the Steamer on
which Lhey engaged passage Will not sail rrom
vancouver until the 2hth, they will rennain 1T the
Clifton House until Monday, They viii spend one
day In the Selkirk Mountains. The trip TO VAN
Prince DeyaWongse seemed highly delighted with
Niagara, and has expressed much pleasure at the
prospect OF remaining over until Monday.
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TURKEYS UNCERTAINTY.
The progress OF Prince Ferdinand toward the

the prUgfeSS Oh Prlnce Fer0Inanu toward the
Bulgarian capital greatly exctes the Turkish min
istry. They have been In almost continuous SEES
sion without arriving at any definite conclusion as
to plan Of action SO far as can be learned. THIS
may be blind, however, as 1t Is certain that the
Bulgaria II Ferdinand persists in carrying out his
intention Of assuming The throne, and the porte
the turkish program Is not fily agreed upon and
Endorsed BY Russia at that. Tie report from
Rustchuk that Prince Ferdinand had concluded to
toregp his journey and return home appears to
have been premature, but 1t would surprise no
body to hear OF its confirmation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-13

,UEslhOUS VI I'VE" E1IKAUITIUN .IKEATY-!MI.
Dominion Government, has expressed himself in
favor OF an enlarged extradition treaty between
Canada and the United States. He attributes the
present state Of affairs to the action OF the Amert
can Senate 10 rejecting tho draft submitted by
the Imperial goyernment- MIR. Thompson strongly
urges that the list OF clauses enuineattng Onehses
against business and commercial honesty be In
rrpaspd
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Prince Feriinand,s Manifesto.

THE GARR1SONs FIRE SAIuTES IN HIS HoNoR-HE
NAY, HOWEVER, MARCH Hoss AGAIN.
Prince Ferdinand has issued d MANIFESTO In
which he says: Having been elected sovereign Of
the Bulgarian people consderit my sacred duty to
country in order to devote my life to the happiness
greatness, and prosperity of loving people l am
realize glorious future for Bulgaria" An the
garrisons at Sofia have fired salutes to announce
the presence OF Prince Ferdinand in Bulgaria. The
French agents in Bulgaria have been Instructed to
avoid all Intercourse with Prince Ferdinand and
his government.
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The Mount Mca;regor Cottage.
The following was received at Saratoga yester.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, G. A. R.,
MADISON, Wis, July 90 1857

1He MOuut WCGfegOf COtt88eS
The following was received at Saratoga yester.
day:
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, G. A. R.,
MADISON, WIS.,, July %, 1857.
To Joseph ". Dre1el, Sara ogo. N. Y:
DEAR SIR: Your favor OF the ed inst. Is received
The survivors OF the army which fought fer the
preservation OF the Union will appreciate the
compliment you pay by your tender to them Of
The cottage on Mount McGregor, in which their
beloved CHIEF Gen. U. s.. Grant, died. II /
for myself during my official term ana for my sue
cessOrs in Office without the advice and consent OF
the Executive Committee OF the National Council
OF Administration, would do so at once. That
committee has already been informed OF your
generous and patriotic intent, and shall be able
10 advise you fully or their decision within very
few days. In The meantime / thank you most
heartily, and remain sincerely yours.
LUcIUs FAIRcHILD.
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LNOR SALE
IL Frame, 10TH near NV: lot a5 feet inches by
80 feet: rooms: $4.O5O.
Frame 9th. near NV, lot 81 by 80 feet: rooms:
Brick, i. near 9th n w., lot % BY Jos. II rooms:
Se,VUu JAMES W. TYLER
1io o29 F ST. u (Second Floor.
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AMI Cow ER CiAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana 1:OO pm prices
wire to IL Ii, Dodge. $50 Ia I'll street:
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Troops to Suppress the Utes.

A DESPATCH FROM GENERAL CROOK.
Adjutant General Drum received telegram
from Gen. crook this afternoon that he had troops
in readiness proceed the scene OF the
Indian outbreak in Colorado as soon as the exact
location OF the trouble Is ascertained.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TblegranS 10 The Star.
SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER.

WINCHESTER, Va, August IA telephone mes
sage from Woodstock, Va, says that United States
Senator Riddeberger, who was yester.
day sentenced by Judge Newman,
OF the county court, to pay
fne OF S25 and be imprisond for fve days for con-
tempt OF court was released from Jail st III hit by
mob. The Jatler made but ig a. resistance.